I see people have suggested rebuilding the porch, but what if you left the porch the same size but made the doorway a little more impressive with some sidelight windows?

There are probably more NPNs available because they are emptying the trash.You can buy a wrecked car, rebuild it, sell it and make money, but you'll have more work involved, more technical issues, more legal issues than if you simply bought a good car and resold it.

Looking for a general contractor to partner with and rebuild a few flooded houses in the Ascension Parish area.  

I'm not even sure if you're dealing with a brick wall, anyways....If you own a structure that is the latter (before 1910 and true masonry load bearing brick wall) and you've got severe masonry issues then you may be in a situation where you essentially need to rebuild the load bearing parts of the structure..... 

Among other, Marshall Plan funding helped to rebuild some parts of town along with other key project in Postwar Germany1.

It looks like you just did $100k price + $175k rebuild cost = $275k 'value,' so who knows where the ARV will really be.

I learned how to disassemble and rebuild everything on a car from books, to the point where I once bought a 67 Mustang convertible that a guy had stripped down to the frame and reassembled it on my own in the garage, and then drove it for several years before selling it (for a profit, of course!).

You can take a row home in Philly tear out the insides and rebuild new innards. 

It may be cheaper than razing the whole thing and either selling the lot of rebuilding.

The only way that works is if you are taking it all down to the studs and rebuilding from there.